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AI Eating The World is the independent AI publication for builders, operators, and leaders navigating how AI is changing work and the world.
Founded in 2026, AETW publishes sourced news, analysis, research, practical guides, tool coverage, and original workforce data for US-based builders, operators, founders, and technology and business leaders. Its practical coverage also serves researchers, students, creators, and deeply curious readers.
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Publication facts
Key details for press references, media kits, and editorial attribution.
- Name
- AI Eating The World
- Founded
- 2026
- Founder
- Brian Weerasinghe, Founder and Editor
- Primary audience
- US-based builders, operators, founders, and technology and business leaders
- Secondary reach
- researchers, students, creators, and deeply curious readers
- Contact
- contact@aieatingtheworld.com
Founder boilerplate
Brian Weerasinghe is the Founder and Editor of AI Eating The World. He leads coverage of AI products, business, science, policy, culture, workforce change, and the practical implications of artificial intelligence for a primarily US audience.
View Brian Weerasinghe's author profileCoverage areas
- Artificial intelligence news and research
- AI tools, coding agents, and practical workflows
- Enterprise adoption and the AI work shift
- Startups, founders, policy, safety, and ethics
How we work
Editorial standards
Sourced reporting, clearly separated fact and analysis, transparent disclosures, and substantive updates only.
Read the standardsCorrections policy
Material errors are corrected promptly, and significant corrections are disclosed on the affected page.
Read the policyAI-use policy
AI may assist research and workflow. A human writes, reviews, and takes responsibility for every published piece.
See how we workBrand assets
Use the square mark for avatars, structured data, and compact placements. Use the wordmark only where the full publication name remains legible.
UsageDo not modify, recolor, or crop the marks. Maintain clear space equal to the height of the “A” in AETW around all edges.
Preferred citation
AI Eating The World, “Article or dataset title,” by Brian Weerasinghe, publication or update date, canonical URL.
For the layoffs dataset, include the dataset version shown on the tracker and the date accessed.
Press and source requests
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contact@aieatingtheworld.comSelected independent citations
These examples show contextual use of AETW reporting. Inclusion here does not imply endorsement by the cited publisher.
Supergood
Used AETW workforce reporting in its ClickUp API Report Card.
Gainable
Cited AETW's reported Plinq founder case study in a no-code builder guide.
RecodeX Pro
Attributed details about Plinq's product and founder story to AETW coverage.
David Moreno Camina
Named AI Eating The World among the sources for a Spanish-language ClickUp analysis.
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